The future of yachting
We’re excited to share an important step forward in our yachting journey at Royal Van der Leun.
We are proud to contribute to a truly iconic project: the renovation and electrification of the Queen Emma Bridge in Willemstad, Curaçao.
An UNESCO World Heritage landmark also known as the Swinging Old Lady or as we call it, the “pontjesbrug”.
On behalf of the Curaçao Ports Authority, Ferry Easy carried out an in-depth study into the electrification of the iconic Queen Emma Bridge in Willemstad, Curaçao, in close cooperation with Royal Van der Leun.
Following this initial research phase, Holland Shipyards Group was awarded the contract for the renovation and electrification of the bridge.
As part of this project, Royal Van der Leun is responsible for the complete electrical installation of the new motor pontoon, enabling fully electric, emission-free operation of this historic floating bridge.
Our scope includes:
- Electrical installation for the new motor pontoon
- A New onshore main distribution cabinet
- Cabling along the full length of the bridge
- CCTV system
- Partial renewal of the bridge lighting
We thank Curaçao Ports Authority, Ferry Easy and Holland Shipyards Group for their trust and look forward to delivering a future-proof electrical solution that respects both innovation and heritage.
We’re excited to share an important step forward in our yachting journey at Royal Van der Leun.
Successful maintenance goes beyond vessels we originally engineered and installed. At Royal Van der Leun, we also support electrical systems on vessels built and delivered by others.
A great example from our Canadian branch of the after-sales services Royal Van der Leun provides all over the world.